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Re:Holy Crap
The talk I was referencing was given by Nitish Thakor, of the Biomedical Engineering department at Johns Hopkins (website link: http://web1.johnshopkins.edu/nthakor/); I would have listed the name earlier, but it eluded me and I didn't have my EMBC booklet/DVD with me.
As an aside, if you're interested in just the high-level overview of the work, check out the following press release: http://www.jhuapl.edu/newscenter/pressreleases/2007/070426.asp (note that the system in question is the same as that mentioned in Mikael's link: http://www.ric.org/research/accomplishments/Bionic.aspx) -
Re:Holy Crap
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Re:This is 20 years old technology..."I thought we agreed on total body prosthesis - now lose the arm!"
The shoulder attachment segment even looks a little bit like the "demo" arm they had in the lab in that movie - see also http://www.ric.org/bionic/photo3.php. Pity this arm isn't nearly as powerful - apparently it can't even crack a nut, much less break every bone in someone's hand...
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Re:Best of What's New 2005
Here is a link to a video of Jesse Sullivan with his bionic arm: WMV - http://www.ric.org/wmv/bionic_arm_BB.wmv RealPlayer - http://www.ric.org/real/bionic_arm_BB.ram
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Re:Best of What's New 2005
Here is a link to a video of Jesse Sullivan with his bionic arm: WMV - http://www.ric.org/wmv/bionic_arm_BB.wmv RealPlayer - http://www.ric.org/real/bionic_arm_BB.ram
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Pictures and movie of the the Bionic Arm in action
You can learn more about Jesse Sullivan, the "World's First Bionic Man" and see a movie of him using the bionic device at http://www.ric.org/bionic/index.php/